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Determining what your Social Security benefit will be
It can be daunting, trying to figure out when to start your Social Security benefits. Although 62 is the most common age that people apply, there is a lot to be gained by understanding how much your benefit will be reduced at that age. And there is also a lot to be gained by waiting until you are older. This Seeking Alpha Social Security article from Colorado Wealth Management features an easy-to-understand chart that illustrates what you will lose by claiming early, and what you stand to gain by waiting. Click here to read more.
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